ZiLOG System 8000 Hardware Reference Manual

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The following unpacking and inspection procedure should be
per formed:
(1) Inspect the shipping container for damage. Request the
carrier'S agent to remain until the inspection and
inventory have been completed.
(2) Remove the cardboard box from the system by lifting it
straight up.
(3) Remove the foam inserts and spacers.
(4) Inspect the system cabinet and panels for damage (e.g.
marks and dents).
(5) Before accepting delivery of a System 8000, note on the
waybill any obvious external damage found upon inspec-
tion, and request the delivery agent to sign the way-
bill. Then immediately notify the transfer agent and
submit a damage report to the company and to Zilog Inc.
3.2.3. Internal Inspection: Unusual shipping and handling
damage that is not obvious from external visual inspections,
may have occurred. The following internal inspection pro-
cedures should be performed on the Processor and Disk/Tape
Modules:
PROCESSOR MODULE
(1) Remove the front panel and foam insert.
(2) Loosen the fasteners that secure the top cover; slide
it back from the guideposts, and remove from system.
(3) Using Figure 2-4 (Card Cage Backplane, Slot Assign-
ments) 1 check each printed wiring assembly by slot, and
type of board installed.
(4) Examine each board to ensure it is properly seated in
its appropriate backplane connector.
(5) Remove the sheet metal covers for the card cage and
power supply.
(6) Examine all cable harnesses for signs of stress (broken
terminals, loose or broken wires, broken cable straps).
(7) Examine the Z-Bus Backplane Interconnect (ZBI), on the
rear of the card cage, for signs of stress (cracks,
broken or lifted traces, damaged connectors).
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ZiLOG System 8000 Specifications

General

Brand	ZiLOG
Model	System 8000
Category	Desktop
Language	English